We’ll continue our 2006 election series “30 Issues in 30 Days” with issue 6: Should the Bush Tax Cuts Be Made Permanent? Also, the new Google way of giving, “for-profit” philanthropy, and Monday Morning Politics.
Monday Morning Politics
Steve Clemons, director of foreign affairs at the New America Foundation and publisher of the The Washington Note
- talks about the political news in Washington
- talks about the political news in Washington
The Case for Profit Making Philanthropy
Amanda Griscom Little, writer of the weekly Muckraker column on Grist.org, and freelance writer at Vanity Fair and New York Times Magazine.
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Susan Raymond, Ph.D, Senior Managing Director at Changing Our World Inc., publisher of On Philanthropy.
-discuss the Google.org venture ...
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Susan Raymond, Ph.D, Senior Managing Director at Changing Our World Inc., publisher of On Philanthropy.
-discuss the Google.org venture ...
30 Issues in 30 Days: Bush's Tax Plan
Stephen Moore, member of the Wall Street Journal editorial board and founder of the Club for Growth
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Jason Furman, senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, and visiting scholar at NYU, was economic advisor to the Kerry-Edwards campaign
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Jason Furman, senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, and visiting scholar at NYU, was economic advisor to the Kerry-Edwards campaign
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How To Find A Mate
Amy Sohn, Contributing Editor, New York Magazine
-talks about ways men and women are finding partners
-talks about ways men and women are finding partners
Required Reading: October 2, 2006
FBI to Look at Foley's Actions (LA Times)
Roberts Court May Be Defined in Second Term (NY Times)
Wal-Mart to Add Wage Caps and Part-Timers (NY Times)
2 Americans Win Nobel Prize in Medicine (NY Times/AP)
A Prez in Bloom (NY Daily News)
Jason Furman
Jason Furman, former economic advisor to the Kerry-Edwards campaign, expatiating on Bush's tax plan.